Judge orders Barkley to undergo examination
Arthur G. Barkley Sr., 50, of Phoenix, charged in the June 4 hijacking of a TWA jet, was ordered by Fairfax Circuit Court Judge Barnard F. Jennings to undergo further psychiatric testing at Southwestern State Hospital in Marion, Virginia.
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Arthur G. Barkley Sr
Phoenix
Ariz
TWA
Barnard F. Jennings
Fairfax Circuit Court
Barkley
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Jennings
CBS The American Revolution Keeps Its Sizzle Fading
CBS new two part series The American Revolution premieres with an interview format between Eric Sevareid and Peter Ustinov portraying Lord North. The segment, taped at Wroxton Abbey, comes off as a TV stunt and falls flat as history and entertainment. NBCs First Tuesday airs contemporary living features including Kienast quintuplets and a grim fox hunt piece. Earth Day centered CBS ecology report notes rising public concern but deteriorating quality.
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NEW York
CBS
Eric Sevareid
Frederick North
George III
Peter Ustinov
Ustinov
Sevareid
Wroxton Abbey
Lord North
Hollywood
NBC
Kienast
Fox Hunt
Walter Cronkite
New Yorkers Survive Crash Near East River Mountain
Two New York men Stephen Scherer 25 and Jack Kemper 26 were treated in Bluefield for injuries after their single engine Mooney crashed on East River Mountain Bland County Virginia. The generator failed in dense fog and snow. Scherer was instrument rated and had filed a flight plan at Poughkeepsie.
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Bluefield
W. Va
New York
East River Mountain
Stephen Scherer
New Windsor
N.Y
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jack Kemper
Setauket
English Visitor Dismisses Williamburg in 1736
An English traveler who visited Virginia in 1736 described Williamburg as a most wretched contrived affair, noting the town’s evident flaws and poor planning during his stay.
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Virginia
Williamsburg
Aquarian Times aims at good news only in California
Bill Bailey publishes Aquarian Times, a 14 page weekly in FAIR OAKS, California, with 10,000 circulation in 38 states. The paper excludes dark events, offers positive politicians and children stories, and plans 200 good news bureaus by end of 1971.
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Calif
Bill Bailey
Aquarian Times
Bailey
Los
First Black Mayor E. St. Louis Voters Choose James Williams Sr
James Williams Sr. won East St. Louis mayoral race Tuesday becoming the city’s first black mayor. He drew 10 792 votes to E Calverts 8 202 in unofficial tallies. East St. Louis with about 67 000 residents lies across the Mississippi from St. Louis Missouri.
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ST. Louis
James Williams Sr
East St. Louis
Alvin Fields
Williams
Calvert
Mississippi River
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